Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 05, 1944, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textt TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Thuriday. October 3. 1944 , Your Health and Its Care BY DR. WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. Readers should address Inquiries loi Dr. William Brady 265 El Camlno. Beverly Hills. Calit. DIS-USE, ATROPHY, AND DIS-EASE A tooth one enn use in one's business of living is easily times what it costs to have the finest possible denture in s t a 1 led to any one but a tramp. C r itical in spection of the mouth of the p y o rrhea pa tient usually reveals that the patient has neglected Di Brad? to have neces sary dental treatment or repairs in earlier years or has indulged in the false economy of make shift work by quacks who can remain in business as long as there are new suckers to be lured into the strategically sit uated "parlors". Don't look now, my dental friend, but it is at least notable that most of these pyorrhea pa tients are and for years have been the most conscientious users of toothbrushes and den trifices. It may seem unlady like to mention it here, but in my rude way after all, my old man was just an honest but poor blacksmith until he got smashed up,, and after that the family (seven members) subsist ed on a monthly income of $35, plus what potatoes, chickens, milk, cream, butter, ham, corn, beans, squash, bacon, spare ribs, salt pork, apples, cabbage, pears, currents, cherries, pickles, jel lies, jams, pigs' knuckles, saus age, fresh fish, fresh eggs and the like we could raise on va cant patches here and there or j harvest on shares or catch or gather one way- or another gosh, we were poor but withal well nourished in my rude way I often wonder whether the poor geek with pyorrhea 1 would have gotten himself into such a sad predicament had he invested In good dentistry all the money he squandered through the years on tooth brushes and glorified soap. Disuse of the teeth, gums, muscles, mucous membranes, glands, bones which are con cerned in the function of mas- worth ten a 'at' i Medford Sergeant In Plane Crew Which Carried Paratroopers Into Southern France During Invasion Somewhere in the Mediterran-I arms up to the front line and tan Theater (Delayed) Already evacuates wounded, a -eteran of one invasion (Italy)' He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Technical Sergeant Robert A.! Stewart added Invasion number two to his record when as a prew chief aboard an unarmed, unarmored C-47 transport plnnc, of troop carrier proup, com manded by Colonel John Corny of the Twelfth Air Force, he flew Into southern France on D rifly. August 13. 1044. to drop paratroopers and airborne troops In gliders behind enemy coastal defenses on the French Riviera. T Sut. Stewart has boon over seas for more than 25 months and Is the wearer of the air mednl. He also wears the North African-European theater ribbon with four stars i the Adlntlc liter ribbon wllh one star, the American thenter ribbon, and the good conduct medal. In Burma Theatar After serving In North Africa and Sicily T Sgt. Stewart and part of his troop carrier group were suddenly nssigned to the C'hlnaDurmalndia theater of operations. There the group dis tinguished Itself by flying troops and supplies In support of allied armies fighting In Burma and resupplylng the allied troops bat tling around Imphnl, India. "Flying In Burma and India was extremely dangerous busi ness," recalled T St. Stewart "We were constantly subjected to attacks by Jap Zeros. One of our planes absorbed 100 bullet holes, in addition to losing a wing tip. Still another of our C-47's was forced to belly land In the dense India Jungle." "One Zero didn't get away 'after attacking one of our planes. It swooped down on the tail of the transport, chewed off a big lection of the vertical stabiliser and then crashed. Our twin-engined transport returned safely to Its base and the pilot received credit for downing the Zero." Carry Supplies Alto When not participating in para -drops, T Sgt. Stewart's troop carrier group carries food, equipment, ammunition and YICK SO CHINESE HERB CO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Hrt Rh.umatum Asthma Catarrh Pil.t. Prostata Glond Ectama and all disorders of Ll.r. Kidney Trouble and other com' plaints dltapp.ar alt.r usinq CHINESt HERBS I I 1 ,yJ Removed J. H. Leong, Herbalist ticatlon, inevitably leads to ! atrophy, wasting, weakening of the face, muscles, mucous mem branes, glands, bones, gums and teeth. This shrinking and weak ening advances slowly or rap idly, according to the number of teeth crippled or lost and not immediately repaired or re placed with functionally effi cient dentures. Dis-use, dys trophy (which means bad or poor nutrition), and sooner or later it dawns on you or your dentist that you have dis-ease pyorrhea. Now please don't get me wrong, children. In truth I use a toothbrush often maybe not three times a day, but, say, once a week. It is just right for cleaning the type on this writ ing machine which purports to be "noiseless". So I do not hold that toothbrushes are entirely useless. I merely say that in my judgment any one who brushes his teeth in the belief that brushing saves the teeth from decay or disease is just too cred ulous for this world. No doubt I'll suffer for this, but I won't mind If only the world will remember I said it. QUESTION AND ANSWERS Which IKiftptlal? PI cane recommend two or three doctor who can do (thin or that op eration) and Btato which hospital each Is in. IC. A. S ) Answer Whenever I can I'm glad to recommend a doctor, but not a list of them. Better leave It to the doctor to decide which hospital, if hospitalization in necessary. With so many of the bet doctors In military servire It is lucky If we still know of one In your vicinity who fulfills your requirement. Kxerclie , Should woman (i.l years of age Indulge In daily netting-tip exercise I of a fairly strenuous nature? (Mrs. r i. i Answer Perhaps not If she has not ordinarily had much dally exer- rlM Each individual Is inw until herself In regard to the amount or dallv exercise she requires to keep her as lit as she should be. The half dozen exercises described and Illu strated In The 7 Keys to Vite" are about rlRht. Booklet mailed on re quest If you Inclose 25c and stamped envelope bearing your address. It ad vises about diet, rolls, todin ration, etc., too. ftlmis Wife was taking calcium and vita ntin I) under doctor's orders prepar ing for maternity. I read your re commendation of It for sinus trouble, began taking It, and the benefits gained were amazing. (P. E HI Answer Pamphlet "The Calcium Shortage" mailed on request If you enrlnho stamped self addressed en velope. (Copyright 1944, John F. Dille Co.) James B. Stewart of 50 Modoc! avenue, Medford, Oregon. Sgt. Stewart has arrived at Fort Lewis according to news received by his parents and is expected homo In about two days. The sergeant, a graduate of Medford high school in 1937, was employed by the Medford Corporation at Butte Falls be fore going into the army three years ago. BIG TURNOUT Columbia, Mo. (U.R) The Co lumbia fire drpurtment, the po lice dopnrtmont and the city dog CJilf-hnr nil (uriinH mi lmrA v.. 0jc-jcemiy to rvscue an alley cat re ported liaiiKlng by her lilnd legs from some telephone wires at an Intersection. Before the rescue party could arrive, however, someone climbed the telephone pole and curried the crying and frightened animal to safety. RUDY VAUEE RICHFIELD REPORTER MAJOR BOB JOHNSON Air Act NBC ORCHESTRA A Grtat Spxial tvtntj Broodoit TUNE IN NBC 10:00 P.M. to Sparta Bids;. Phone 5817 8MB OICEEQIBD r -y "Cobra Woman" ; mm 'Wr .' 'V4 .Playing this week at the Cra torian, is "Cobra Woman," in technicolor with Maria Monlez, Jon Hull, Sabu and Lon Chancy. Greatest Battle Coming Soon Is I , rr r n CI ""f"""6 By United Pri Admiral Nobumasa Suetsueu. former commander-in-chief of the Japanese combined fleets, has predicted "the Greatest and most decisive battle ever fought" will be joined In the near future between Japanese and American air and &eapower in the Pacific. 3 Japanese broadcast said Wed nesday. A Japanese Dnmel News Agency .dispatch recorded by FCC monitors said Suetsugu's statement was made in an inter view with the newspaper Maini chl discussing "the enemy's ac tivities aimed at recapturing the Philippines." "These operations," Suetsugu was quoted, "indicate that the most crucial point has been reached in the war situation. I presaging the most important fighting." Life, Love, Fortune Go Up In Smoke in WAC's Trash Fire Denver. Oct. 5 (U.f WAr Capt. Grace Polk of Tex., saw her life, love and for tune ro up in smoke today. The captain's new maid inad vertently dumped her marriage license, promotion order, birth certificate, car title and war bonds in the trash can. Captain Polk, commanding officer of the Buckley Field WAC detachment, suddenly be came awane of the dilemma and rushed to the field's dump, only to arrive in time to see the pre cious documents vanish in white smoke plumes. JOB FOR NELSON IN MEXICO IS OUTLOOK Washington, Oct. 5 (U.R) War production board officials close to former Chairman Don ald M. Nelson said today that they "wouldn't be a bit sur prised" if he were named "eco nomic envoy" and post-war In dustrial consultant to Mexico and South American nations. Iii announcing Nelson's reslg- nation from WPB Saturdav. I President Roosevelt said that the former Scars Roebuck & Co. I needed in laying the ground work for post-war economic co operation with other nations." A bust of Lincoln, presented by the people of North Dakota. j slnnd.. in Frouncr Park. Oslo. Norway. Tonight! feSSSK? HiPl M mm mm ylf LTL ABNEH -fir PAMTI Clft ARI- I I PC DAISY MAf.WMUTiCi' RICHT.'.-AN1 WA-AL-ONE WHol 1 RICMT.I'-AN' f-5H RICHT.''A:'.--SOf3.ir-.': OMLES3W ' Wnillkifc 0 1 W n IA 1 I W1LD ' CORN-7 A WMUT WOULO I MURDERED A THS WHO KCTCHE5 MAK CLAMWINKLt iDE. TH' r1U(iO's.fl. 1 W CORN- J CHILE. A ONLY EXACKLY sir COME SAD'E KAWKIN-5 CWC. 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J RcS , closes oovwn!! those people JZ, -Tn rn-fa&4 ' RRE HERE KT THE REQUEST OF V rJ'XLL WUi&J 7 Italy Relief Plan j in Coming Winter Told By Roosevelt Washington, Oct. 6 U.R President Roosevelt today an-j nounced plans for the use of substantial allied supplies to! help rebuild Italy so "the Ital ian pepole will be enabled to increase their aready significant contributions toward the defeat of the enemy." To prevent hunger, sickness, ZERO CLUB Out of bounds, civilians only Delicious chicken and steak dinners 7:00 p. m., 3 am. except Sunday Phone day time 5300: night 9101. BOTTOM orr TOP NerSovjfes irl'V -is' WLMIN6TDH, 1 I and "fear" among Italian civil-1 ians during the coming winter, supplies will be poured into Italy on an expanded basis under the president's plans. Mr. Roosevelt said that In ad dition to "substantial quantities" of food and clothing which al ready have been, shipped into QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID FreeBookTellsofHonwTreatnwntthat Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing r'o million bottles of the WTLT..ARD TRbATMEXThavebeen sold for rellefol symptoms ofdlstressarlslutfrom Stomach and Duodsnal Ulcers due to Excess Acid Poor Oliestlen, Sour or Upset Stomach, Oasslness, Heartburn, Sleeplessness, etc., due to Cicess Acid. Sold on 16 days' trial I Ask for "Wlllard's Message" which fully explains this treatment frss at Taylor's Penny-Wle Prug Walnscott'g Pharmacy ' Crossword Puzzle ACHOSS 1 Invited 9 Shinto ihrln 8 Pack down 12 Winged 13 Roman bronza 14"BrautUul " 15 T11b 17 Ambit IS Spanish man 19 Lasting 21 Rodent 23 Make public 34 Everything 27 General's rank 32 Chair 34 Yale man 3 S Tender 38 communion 39 Trnnta barrier 40 Bird 41 Egyptian earth god 43 Circus start 47 Took night 61 Dress 63 Positive 54 Egg-8hape4 65 V use 58 Horse's gait 57 Biological factor 68 Part of teunls match 69 Bristle - 5" J V I I) I- 1 1 1 1 i - - TT Vr rr II ' , i 3 Italy, 150 000 tons of wheat and flour are now scheduled lor shipment. LOW WEEKLY TES Across From Craterlan Theatre Phone 4174 SINGLE $4.50 to $6. 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